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Charlottetown, P. E. Island. RATES oF SUBSCRIPTION : Six Months, #2 50 Chree Months, ] 26 One Mouth, 0 50

Advertisiig at midst moderate rates. Contracts may be made for monthly, | juarterly, half-yearly or yearly advertise- |

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ALMANAC FOR DECEMBER, 1382.

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RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE NO. (9. WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

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TRAINS OUTWARD,

Nov., 1882,

[READ POW ) STATIONS. | MICED, MIXED, MIXED. © town ..) Up 8 15am; Dp3 30pm] Dp 3.00pm Royalty Je ** 838 * | “353 * N Wiltoh’e Says aa Hunter R’r| “ 945 * , ** 6.00 ** Bradalba’e} **10 23 **) ** 5 38 “* C stv Line | “10.32'"" | “ 5.48.“ Free wh ° “10 47 ** | ** 6.03 * EK eusagt’n mH 10 ** = Goo = ¥ Sas Arli 45° se Summ’ side Dp I. 15pm|4? 7.00 Miscowche |) ‘* 1.37.‘ Welliagt’: | * 9.05 ‘| Port Mili... ** 2.4% “4 O'Leary, 4) “4 06 * Bloonttield | ** 4.30 * Aibertra..| © 510 | © Tignish...|Ar 6.05 ** | Royalty Je Lp 3.23 om YorRa al , 3 ao Bedford. . . | i "<a * Mt. Stew’t | ** 4.46 .t¢ Cardigan .. | | * 603 * Jeorges w., _ Ar 6.30 Mt. stew’t \Dp4 45pm Morell.... ' - 7m St. Peter's. 5.57 ** Bear River) i eo mee” Souris ....) i | Ar7.30 ‘* TRAINS INWARD. (READ UP.) sp4Tions, | MIxEy. MIXED, | EEO. ee -fg ae sn’town ..| Ar 4.15pm/Arll.15 am) Aril.30am Royalty de Dp 363+" Dp 10. 52** N Wiltsh’e| 3.00 **) "10.08 “ Hunter R'r} 2.45 ““} ** 9.45. ** Bradalba’e p*' 2.09 “| ‘© 9.08 * ‘ Coty Line. ** 159 ‘“! “* 858 “ Freetown..| ** 1.43 “‘ | “* 8.43 ** Kensingt n{ ‘* '.20 a * 820 “ 8 ? id 12.45 i “es 7 45 te Germ Sie! Ari1.20am; §° Migconche ‘Dp 10 58*! Woettingt’p) ** 10.3) © Port Hill, .| «9.48 0 7 “See Blooinfield | ** 8.05 ** Atberton .,' ** 7.27 “* Tighish...| ‘* 6.20 “ van Royalty Je a Dp11.07am York.» 10.50. Bedford... . **103.0 ** Mt. Stew’t | . pss ] ard D.. “ q Saou % : ' “ ia 4 EE eee Mt. Stew't Dp 9 55am Morejly. o'é ' * 904 ** St. Peter's ' “4 6.33 * Bear:River “ 7.46 * eure rere As 7.00 a6 = anal i. B. ARCHIBALD, Snperiptendent.

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Nov. 25, 1582,

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|The Dominion Safety. Fund. Lite Association

D. A. BRUCE, MERCHANT TAILOR

Having imported an unusually Large stock, of excelleot value is prepared to make

Suits and Overcoats to Order,

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Office—South Side of Queen Square, opposite the Post Office, Charlottetown, P. E. Island. bie ie

10] ) DESBRISAY & ANGUS, Oct. 5, 1882. Genera Acents.

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———0 JOHN KE. DeWITT, President. 0 ” . Tetal Assets January ist, 1882. - - *. S86 264 215.57 “ Payments to Poli y Moldezs, - / re See O00" ne Dividends ~ “ San os 4,032,915,54 re

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past year, Union Mutual... ccc. ccccscasems des ve 8284 215.47 |) 1 $1,058.779 00 | Canada » Lile,.o cccccegeeee ve 5,064, 206.65 1 O~,164.31 +. —— See — SE Stee

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JECAUSE FVERY POLICY IS AN ENDOWMENT. ECAUSE EVERY POLICY 18 NON-FORFEITABLE, BECAUSE EVERY POLICY IS INCONTESTABLE. BECAUSE ALL PRUFITS ARE DIVIDED ANNUAILY, BECAUSE DEATH. LOSSES ARE PAID PROMPTL.,

Branch Office—-Queen’s, Building; Halitax: W. R. ANDERSON, | JAMES DESBRISAY, Special Agent. | Agent, Charlottetown. |

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“ This Is trne Liberty, When Freé-born Men having to advise the Public, may speak free,’’—Evxtriwxs.

_ © Street.— service dnd? Sermon ‘every Sau-'| Amount pf wagea: ; 50,132 384

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p. Barrisr CitKen—cor, Prineé“ and Fitzrcy

Brpre CuHristrAss—Prince

Pray k Mretincin Y. M:C. A. every Sun-

Disciples or Curisy meet in New Church

Barrister & Attorey-at-Law,

Reform Club Committee Rooms, Opnosite Post

Merchants’ Bank of Halifax Building, Sum-

moderate interest

PHYSICIAN AND SUAGEDY,

George and Dorchester Streets, opppsite.the Catholic : Street—n ght bell.

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Church Directory, Charlottetown, | Sr Pavuu’s (Cheretr Of “England) — Queen | Square—Mornivg and,Kyesing Service, |) Lumber shipment by water being now every Suaday at lla. m, and 7p. m. |over for the eeason, the Monetary Times Sunday school at 2.30 p. m., Rev. Dayid made some enquires, among the firms, and

FitzGerald, Rector, companies repre i : o sented im Toronto, as to St. Pavers (Charch of England)-—-Rochford | . ;

The Lumber Trade. |

nie sagen eee Li ‘the character of the season’s trade, All i >— SUM y me rvices — _~ ’ a. A t busi myand 7pm Daily Shr latent beattine | enee that the bnainess; of: the,\gperi/has

. siatee: \teen remunerative. A geod demand has = hm. Etensong—5 sti eepe| ceriled apa pak prone bare con cota Geérze W. Hodiesin, Pept Unddibent, ed for lumber of all kinds, The stock to he Rev. WU. King, AsGitant Curate. ' wintered aver in the Peninsula and on the st. Dpysvas’s Cargepkal.--Low Mass |ecrgian Bay will probally, be smaller than every Sunday as 8 asm, High Mass at /4st year, \At some particular points there 107a. m ; 7.30 a. m. throughdéut the week... Rev. A. McGillivray, Pastor, ' First Mernovisr ‘ HorcH—Prince Street— Service a 4 ~crmon every Sunday at 10 30 ete am ,and 6 30 p.m. Sucday Schoolet 2} Jp the ten years from 1870, to. £880, the owt San tan te bumber of spindles andloams,.in the United oe * ©00' States nearly doubled ; a-nate of: prograss

Burwash, A. M., Pasicr. , : . “ Setoxp Metiovisr avKcr —Pripee Street.— | Whieh me ba considered amisfactory:

ply will be leas. The Cotton Industry.

\ Service and Sermon every Sunday at 10.30 1880. 1870. a.m , and 6.30 p. ms sunday School at 2) Number of epindies 10;713,627 ©. 17,132,445 pm. Wek day service on Wednesday) Nomber of Jooms,, 229,784 187,310 evening. Rev Wiliam Tippett, Pastor | Bales of cotton... . 1,610. 941 835.027

Sr. Jamrs’ Cutpor (Presb) tenan!—Powwnal | Number of hanag,. 191,138 135,369

39 044 132 230,729,242 140,706,.91 During the same time, the quantity of raw cotton used increased 93 per cent. An in- creaseofi43 per cent. in the hands empioyed sefticed todo all this extra work at a ‘cost of only 23 per cent. additional. lmproved machinery mst have played some part to produce a resuit like! this. ,

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Teaching by Laughter.

day at ll afm. ard '6:30-—p. m.” Sabbath | Capital invested... . Sehool and Bible elasses at 2.30 p. m. Weekly Service in the Lecture Hall on Wed exday evenings, at 745 p.m, Rey. Kenneth McLennan, Pastor.

Cuceca—( Presbyterian) — Richmond | Strect.—~crvice and Sermon ‘every ‘St-} day at ll a m. and 6.30 p.°m.'’ Sunday School at 2.30 p.m... Rey, Juha Mel. . MeLeo?, Past»r.

ERIAN CuurcH — Prince Street, — H@nrs of Service, fT o'clock, a. m., 6.30

m, Sunday Nchool af 2 30 p. m. Most. persons regard laughter, and the

perception of the ridiculous as pleasant companions, with whom we can be merry round the fire on winter nights ; but few are they who rank among the world’s great! reformers, and who not only learn to langh, but also laugh to learn. The wan who laughs wirely can inetruct us; the fountains of this man’s sympathies are easily moved ;

.. Streeta—crvices and Sermon evcry Sun- day at lla. m., and 6,30 o'clock p.m; Sunday Schoolat 2.30 p.m, Week’ day setvices— Monday at $ p.m.; and Fri- day at°S p. m, Rev. E. Whitman, Pastor. :

Street—Service aud. Sermon every Sunday mornirg at

10,30 a om and 6.30 p. m. Sunday|bis mind is not only ‘readily awakened by 5 ont at 2 p.m, Rev, John Harris, ) the Indicrons, but the influence of kindness or.

and the impn'ses of love also readily stir bis ‘spirit; in @ word, he is deeply sym- pathetic with all the tones and ui: -rances of nature, Aad thus it is that error is best eontronted by a good-bumvored face and smiling countenance. Angry sarcasms, biting, rapkling words of venom, can « ffect tut little for the wird; on the contrary, quiet inaende and cheerful langhter bave done, and willdo much. We would have all who wish t> be teachers of their fellows, to make men lavgh in love not in terror; to tu fix ‘theie eyes on the bright ovals and crderly ways of nature, not on the sharp} apgles and ecrnde crotchets of conven-', tional men. For, although few men are capable of expressiog the Indierons or uttering the sharp periods of brilliant wit, whois insensible to the Indicrons when presented | The ludicrous to the eye or to the mind, the vawonted cireumstance in strange agsaciation | How fond we are all of he aneodote bringing to light some in- congruity of character,.some eccentricity of + habit or manners. We epjey those bio- ; graphies which abound with such things.

BR. WARBURTON, This is the region of mental and moral incongrvities. All incongruity is ridiculous, but it is in these that the lndicrous becomes artistic and humane ; thus it is that the ludicrous pierces the sophiams of books and the sophisms of, life, for our mental and moral incongruities are to be sought for there ; samétimes incongruity has been em- played to demolish an argument. sometimes to exhibit a character. ~ Leisure Hour. sno

United States News.

day aft: rucon at 4 o’elock.

Hopse, every Sandayat 10.30 a. m, and 4,3) p.m. Eliers presiding.

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SOBGHTOR, NOTARY: PUBLIC, ETC,

OFFICES: Office, Charlottetown, P. EF. Island,

merside, P. i. Island. MONEY TO LOAN, on good security, ‘at

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Office, in Old. Gity. Hotel, corner of Great hapel. Hutrauce on Great George

Chitown, Nov, 14, °°3—3m

President Arthur appears to have appre- ciated keenly the enterprisising epirit which led someone to setid ont from Wash- ington an alleged abstract of his messave jseveral days y ton vance of that document's a publication. earing of the matter, it is Raid Up Capital . . $1,000,000 said, he inqnired af a news} ‘aper man Reserve Fund . .. 323,000) *liether he knew who had the ahsract for — _sele. The newspaper tian caida he did rot, AI ; Vi “The reason why | asked.” said Mr Arthur, Ar Weeney ofthis Bank will bs opened OW | ‘was that I haven't quite finisked my mes- Monday next, 19th iust., in the bujlding| sage yet, and [ thonght that if 1 could pur- lately oceypied by the Bank of Prince Edward | chase a complete copy in advance it might Island, uader the mepagement of the under-|help me ont on some points which I 7 :, haven't yet settled to my satisfaction.”

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Drafts‘gratted on the varieus Agencies and correspondents of the Bank.

Sterliug ay other Exchange bought and sold, aud yeweral banking busivess transacted.

D. C. CHALMERS, Ch’towa. June 17, 18S2—tf Agent.

An imvortant amendment to the Bank- ruptey BUl now before the United States Congress, intrednced by Senator Morgan, was adopted in the Senate on Friday even- ing. The texy of the amendment, which makes ao addition to the list of acts the doing of which shall constitute cause for involuntary bankruptcy proceedings, is as follows ;—

‘Or shall, after the passage of this act, sell or agree to sell for delivery at a future time, any stocks, bonds, or other securities, or auy grain food provisions, provender or cotton, sugar.salt or (obacco,without being, at the time of, making such contract, the owner or assignee oy trustes of the prop- ‘lerty, sald, oc agree tobe sold,.or the authoriacd ageut of such owner, assignee or trustee.”

In connection with the amendment, Mr. Mergan said :—

** The substance of the amendment I have taken from the ‘statutes of Massaclinsetts, whieh, one of the honorable Senators from that S:ate has informed me, by the mere de- \clarativn of the nullity of such contracts, has had the effect of suppressing the evil within that State. I congratulate Massa- ehysetts woon her success. 1 wish that sete law had been passed by my own State ihreé years ago, so that m an interior city in the State of Alabama six hundred thousand dellars would have been saved

General Commission Mer chants, to some of the vety best pedple in that ciry,

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CHARLOTTEPOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1882.

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VOL 12—NO. 23.

Current Notes. Water being searce a thousund gallons of cider wereimsed to extinguish.a fire: im a New, York, town the other day.

in Russia people use the thermometer cf Leslie, ai Buglishman; in Germany that of Reemur, a Frenebman; in Fr nee that of Celsing;, a Swede; and in England and America, that of Fahrenbeit, a German,

One of the queer indnsiries of New York, says the United S'ates Mi/lev, is gathering

24 j the stajeybread, from large hotels and res- Vespers at 3 p.m. Mass at|may by more,bat upon the whole the sup* tau . and grinding it wp, into feod for

poultry and pigs. The Astor Honte éells its stale bread for $800 s#hnnally. ‘The contractor has $100,000 incested “in ‘the business and) keeps nine teams at work.

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The Swedes are ahead of the Americans in ‘regard to the use they make of’ their timber, ‘A’ néw industry established in Middle Sweden consis'# in manufactering thread. for crechet atid sewing purposes fron pine, The prodacts jare reported. to be fine in quality anddow im price, The eerie have more orders than they can Gil. 7 ~—

American maidens are more practical than sentimental. in their love affairs, A new objection {0 long engagements has beed discovered If the marriage is not to be performed within a year frem the time of proposal, Judge Wallace, of New York, has decided that the contraet comes within the statute of fraud, and that it,is not binding rulers it isin writing. A shrewd American Phylis will according'y insist that the contract be reduced to writing, and a carefn] attorney will play an import- ant part in courtship.

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Barbed Wire came into nse for fencing in 1874. This year 160 000.000 ponnds of it have been’ made in the States, and there has been made in Canede a quantity more than equalito the Amerie:n product, if tho difference in pupulation be, taken into. account. . As dumber grows dearer, barbed

‘wire or wire netting will displace it for

fences, The ahandornment. of the use of lumber for fentin®' will redncde the demand fer lumber, and postpone the day-4abont ten yeats henee it bas been according ‘to some. prophets any time during >the last generation—when there wil], not be a atiek of pine Jeft.

There is quite a revival at preseut in the Uni'ed States of the government telegraph movement... Advocates of the same point to the advantages that have been secured in Great Britain by the government, assuming control of the telegraph system of the nation and argue that the ssmé4 benefits could be secured in the United States. Opponents of the movements point out that the differ- ence in the American civil service system from the English makes there benefits not ao certain. under government telegraphy, and would open opportunities for many stich frands as s‘ar route trials disclosed. The argunrent 6f monopoly cannot certainly be used against the movement as the present system in; one of the greatest in that nation.

Vermont is about to take a new depar-

ture in taxation by assessing upon corpora-

tions within her borders, the entire amount

required to pay the expenses of the State

Government. Railroads are to be taxed at

the rate of two per cent. on earnings of

$2,000 per mile of road, or on earnings of

less than that sum ; 3 per cent on $3,000 ;

4 per cent, on $4,000, and 5 per cnt. on

$5,000, and over, Insurance companirs

will be tax: d 2 per cent. per annum on the

gross amount of premiums and assessments

collected within the State, and one-half of

1 per cent. on all surplos over the legal

reserve. Saving banks and trust conipamies

will be required to pay 14 per cent. on the

average amount of deposits and acehms-

lations, Express, telegreph, and telephones

will be assessed 3 per cent. on their gross

receipta, and steamboat, car,.and transpor-

tation eonipanies 2 per cent. of their gross

recrip’s. It is estimated that the annnal

amount thas raised will eqaall $250,000

which will be amply s flicient to pay all

the current expenses of the States.

Major Rodgers, of the Croada Pacific,

says that he has been surveying in the

Rocky Mountains and part of the Selkirks.

No change bas been made in the location

recommended last year. The directness of

the rinte, ica shortness, and the fact that

the #tiitude of the Pass is more than 1,000

feet lower than any vuther from Kanana:kis

to the Howse Pass are its recoinmendatic ns.

On Jeaving the Rockies the route follows

the vail y of the Columbia for thirty oules, and then turns southerly along the Beaver

for sixteen miles, thence wesiwardly and

south westerly for six or seven miles to the

east branch of the Hle-cille-waet, ard fol-

lowing that river and the Eagle River to Shuswap Lake. The pass discovered in the Selkicks is not more than 4.500 feet above the sea, 1,000 feet lower than th: Rockies. If crossed at this elevation po tunnelling will he neeessary; if crossed at an aliitude of 4 200 feet a 24 mile trnne! will be neves- sary. Suow slides will be avoided by creat- ing sheds that will enable the snow to pars across the track at different points. The cost of the work from the summit of the Rockies to the erst end of the Shuswap Lakes, nearly 190 miles, wil be very heavy except abott 20 miles in the Rockies and '20 in the Selkirks. It is the shurtest roate across thé continent. The distance across the-head of the Columbia through the gold ‘range from the west crossing of the Ool- umbiato the east erd of Shuswap Lake is atvut 45 miles. The road through this place can be conip}-ted in three years,’as supplies cuh be delivered by stexmer all along the Thompson River ard Shuswap Lukes, and, also by boat on the Western _Coinmbia, which is navigable diem Fort Washington . Territory, to the ert crossing. There -are two parties

working east from the summit to Fort Lal- " and the location from the sur mit to ort Calgarry will be completed early in

Sold im Charlottetown Was interviewed in Winnipeg, and denies See advertisement, ‘the s‘ory ofa park three miles by two at

= tits Wives and children, whick werd sqnan- Cuivill Pariicular altention Riveh to the galeeideved Gn wsingle season in betring on futures |p ""I"% ct Isiand produce. 2 cotton.” We pet os : THe woist case of wolkneliy xhaustion antin ur ”~ ’ € . (21 Atlantic Avenue & 20 Essex AVENUE, | impntency, and all diseases and weakness of ; t ;, te — june weorere ergang can be gured by Mace's;Jaouary. Captain Rodgers said he never ' ROSTON. S ' Magnetic Medicine, - Y .. iss. e ,by Apathecaries Hall Co. May <i, 188 —whly . in sevtber'columa, = (del4 2wks cod Wily.

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